Tesla has recalled more than 27,000 Cybertrucks. This is the fifth time in the past year that the electric truck has been recalled.
recalled due to image lag from rear view camera. The delayed rearview camera failed to provide the driver with a view of what was behind them for the legally required two seconds, “increasing the risk of a crash,” according to the official recall notice.
reports that the camera display was caused by a software glitch in the Cybertruck system. Some vehicles failed to complete the shutdown process before reloading, causing a noticeable delay of up to eight seconds in the rearview camera. So far, no crashes or injuries have occurred as a result of the software issue. Tesla is rolling out a software update to fix lag on the rear camera display.
This recall is the latest in a series of notices and hiccups for the D-minus geometry project on wheels this year only. Tesla announced in April that it would do so a problem that led to one of its most infamous recalls later that month due to problems with the accelerator .
Delivery delays led to another Cybertruck recall in June due to safety concerns. . Several Cybertruck owners, including those who just picked up their vehicle, have reported that the wipers do not work.
Even the virtual versions of Cybertruck had to be repaired shortly after release. Appeared in Cybertruck As part of the game’s Summer Road Trip promotion, however, several players reported a strange glitch when attempting to transform the vehicle into Tesla’s signature truck. Epic Games fixed the bug after some time.
